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#1
Last post by LoriDee - Today at 01:33:17 PM
Quote from: Maid Marion on Today at 11:25:00 AMWalking around in high heels typically forces more feminine shorter strides.
In one of the videos I mentioned, they talked about that. Also walking in heels causes more hip sway. I think it has to do with shortening the calf muscle. It forces you to raise the hip as you bring your leg forward.
#3
@Devlyn
Dear Devlyn:
I am very proud of your accomplishment....
...it takes a lot of willpower and personal determination
to kick the addiction, especially staying true to your
personal commitment for 38 years!!!!
Next year at this time I will be eagerly looking for
your 39 year testimonial.
Many HUGS, Danielle
#4
Last post by LoriDee - Today at 01:30:13 PM
Quote from: ChrissyRyan on Today at 12:11:49 PMI have never tried to any real extent walking on high heels. I tried some on and stood up and just did not like it.
Chrissy
I never tried it because I am just under 6 feet tall. Heels would put me at 6'2" or 3". Nope, not doing that.
#5
Last post by Devlyn - Today at 12:40:20 PM
Today marks 38 years of sobriety for me. Don't be afraid to take charge of your life if you have lost control.
Hugs, Devlyn
#6
Have you ever tried hip padding?
I just do not want to have fake breasts or body parts, so I have resisted "faking" my appearance. I admit to trying those "chicken cutlets" to "enhance" the appearance of my breasts but after some satisfaction with noticing them, I decided to not actually use them and appreciate what I have naturally. I will however use some bras that do seem to emphasize the breasts a bit more than others, but I do not consider that to be fakey, as none of the bras have any padding except for a very thin layer perhaps between the inner and outer cup materials.
I want to make it clear that if a woman does breast augmentation surgery, that is her decision and I am not saying anything bad about that. I am only talking about me using a pad to make the breasts look bigger, that seems unnatural.
I have not been happy with the lack of lower curve development. I am tempted to try the hip pads to see what a double digit difference between the smaller waist and larger hip size would have on my appearance. But I doubt again that I would use those pads for everyday living, seems fakey.
So do you use hip pads? What have your results been by using them?
#7
I went out with my sweetie last night. She got prime rib and I got baby back BBQ ribs. After stopping to get a few things at the market, later at her house she provided a nice dessert.
Chrissy
#8
Quote from: Maid Marion on Today at 11:25:00 AMWalking around in high heels typically forces more feminine shorter strides.
On certain floor types the sound of high heels is quite distinctive.
I have never tried to any real extent walking on high heels. I tried some on and stood up and just did not like it.
Chrissy
#9
I purposely take shorter strides. This makes me think it is taking me longer to walk because it does. My point is that I notice this no matter what, so at the same time I am walking shorter strides, I must not think that I am. Just do it in other words.
Chrissy